Description Car 77 – Driven to the UK from Australia while completing the 2025 Peking to Paris Motor Rally; Gold medal award winners for completing all stages; FIVA identity card; originally sold by the current owner back in 1975; restoration with a bare metal respray just completed; rust free car; very rare opportunity to own and drive a car with such history.

The Datsun 260Z of the mid-1970s continued Nissan’s successful Z-car lineage, pairing the long-bonnet GT silhouette with the robust 2,565cc straight-six L-series engine.

Known for their mechanical simplicity, strong torque delivery and excellent balance, the 260Z has long been favored for long-distance rallying, offering durability and an engaging, analogue driving experience.

Increasingly sought after today, good right-hand-drive examples are rare, especially those with notable provenance.

This particular car carries a fascinating story.

The vendor sold the new Datsun model in Australia in period and originally supplied th...